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The FDA's device center will hold a public workshop on June 24 and 25 to gather input from industry representatives, health care workers and patients on the performance of medical technologies for women. The workshop, which will take place in Maryland, will cover topics such as priority studies in women's health and device trial recruitment.

The FDA will host a workshop Sept. 12 and 13 to discuss its recently released proposal to regulate a handful of mobile health solutions. The workshop, which will take place in Silver Spring, Md., aims to gather public input on ways to regulate standalone clinical decision support solutions and mobile software that act as ancillary tools to other health devices.

The FDA will host a workshop Sept. 12 and 13 to discuss its recently released proposal to regulate a handful of mobile health solutions. The workshop, which will take place in Silver Spring, Md., aims to gather public input on ways to regulate standalone clinical decision support solutions and mobile software that act as ancillary tools to other health devices.

The FDA will host a workshop Sept. 12 and 13 to discuss its recently released proposal to regulate a handful of mobile health solutions. The workshop, which will take place in Silver Spring, Md., aims to gather public input on ways to regulate standalone clinical decision support solutions and mobile software that act as ancillary tools to other health devices.

The FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health recently held a workshop on women-specific issues in clinical trials of cardiovascular products. Workshop participants discussed possible policies regarding investigating sex differences in these studies. "The knowledge gap will never be closed if the pre-market investigation paradigm is not changed," said an FDA official.